If you want to go to Shanghai for five days, you can first learn about the scenic spots in Shanghai, as well as the food and traffic information. After all these are clearly understood, you can become more enjoyable when you go out to play. Now let's go and have a look. Transportation

Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG)

There are many domestic and foreign airlines in Pudong Airport, and there are many domestic and international routes. From here, you can reach all continents and countries in the world.

The airport is divided into two terminals, and there is a covered bridge between the T1 and T2 terminals. It takes about 11-15 minutes to walk and 11 minutes to take the shuttle bus. If you take an international flight from Pudong Airport, duty-free shops in Japan are also a must-see for tourists.

what is the fastest and most convenient way to get to the airport?

Pudong Airport is far away from the urban area. Considering the time and price comprehensively, Line 2 not only connects the two airports, but also crosses several major locations in the city center. It is recommended to choose the subway. If you are in a hurry, you can choose the subway with the maglev train.

Figure: Four modes of transportation are compared quickly.

Mode 1: Metro Line 2

Metro Line 2 runs across Shanghai from east to west, connecting two airports. Anywhere in Shanghai, you can transfer to Line 2 and go straight to Pudong Airport.

it should be noted, however, that the subway midway from Line 2 to Pudong Airport is actually divided into "Guanglan Road Direction" (Xujingdong → Guanglan Road) and "East Extension" (Guanglan Road → Pudong International Airport), so it is necessary to change at Guanglan Road Station, and the first and last bus times of the two sections are slightly different.

time consumption: 1 hours and 15 minutes

price: around 6 yuan

advantages: avoiding traffic jams and bad weather, It can be reached directly

Disadvantages: there is no first and last bus of Line 2: the first bus is at 5: 31/the last bus is at 22: 45

East extension of Line 2: the first bus is at 6: 11/the last bus is at 22: 11

Mode 2: Metro Line 2+maglev

Time: within 1 hours

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Disadvantages: maglev is slightly more expensive

The first and last bus of Line 2: the first bus is 5: 31/the last bus is 22: 45

The east extension of Line 2: the first bus is 6: 11/the last bus is 22: 11

The first and last bus of maglev is 6: 45/the last bus is 21: 41

with the same-day air ticket, you can enjoy the one-way ordinary seat discount of magnetic levitation, and the fare is 41 yuan. In addition, the maglev train has a round-trip ticket (within 7 days) at the price of 81 yuan.

Mode 3: Airport bus

Time consumption: 1 to 2.5 hours, depending on the traffic situation

Price: 21 yuan -31 yuan

Advantages: There are many routes, and you can take the bus directly from all over the country

Disadvantages: the bus may be stuck in traffic when passing through the city, and it takes a long time with the waiting gap before boarding

First and last bus: from.

Mode 4 (for reference): taxi

takes 1 to 2.5 hours, depending on the traffic situation.

Price: 151 yuan -311 yuan

Advantages: you can ride anytime and anywhere, and it is most comfortable and convenient if you have plenty of time

Disadvantages: the price is very expensive, which may be affected by traffic jams, and it is difficult to take a taxi during rush hours

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Landing late at night: The nightingale bus at Pudong Airport

arrives at the airport after 12: 11 at night, and the subway has been stopped. It is expensive and inconvenient to take a taxi. Don't worry, even if you arrive in Shanghai at night, both Pudong and Hongqiao airports have nightingale buses (also known as guard routes) to reach the city.

the first bus: 23:11

the last bus: 45 minutes after the flight ends on the same day

fare: 16-31 yuan

routes: T1-T2 station of Pudong Airport, Fangdian Road Station of Longyang Road, century avenue subway station, Zhejiang Middle Road Station of Yan 'an East Road, Huashan Road Station of Yan 'an Middle Road, Hongxu Road Station of Yan 'an West Road and East Transportation Center of Hongqiao Hub <

the distance between the two terminals is far, so you need to take the subway or shuttle bus (21 minutes).

Hongqiao Airport is relatively close to the city center, only 41 minutes by subway. As an important transportation hub, Hongqiao Airport is directly connected with high-speed railway station. Generally speaking, it can meet various travel needs and is very convenient.

what is the fastest and most convenient way to get to the airport?

metro lines 2 and 11 can reach Hongqiao airport. In addition, Hongqiao Airport has no other airport bus lines except the direct airport line from Pudong Airport. Although there are other ordinary bus lines, please don't hesitate to choose the subway directly unless there are special circumstances!

mode 1: metro line 2 or metro line 11

figure: metro line 2-heading for xujingdong.

Time-consuming: within 1 hour

Price: 5 yuan

Advantages: it is the quickest way to avoid traffic jams and bad weather

Disadvantages: Metro Line 2 only goes to Terminal 2, and Line 11 can reach Terminals 1 and 2

First and last buses: Line 2: the first bus is at 5:31/ the last bus is at 22: 45

. One passes through Hongqiao Airport and the terminal is "Xu Jingdong"; The other terminal stops at Songhong Road in front of Hongqiao Airport. In this case, you need to get off at Songhong Road, and then wait for the next train with the terminal of "Xu Jingdong" to go to the airport.

Mode 2 (for reference): taxi

takes 31 minutes to an hour, depending on the traffic situation

Price: 51 yuan-81 yuan

Advantages: take it anytime and anywhere, which is most comfortable and convenient if you have plenty of time

Disadvantages: it is expensive and may be affected by traffic jams. It's difficult to take a taxi during peak hours

Landing at night: Hongqiao Airport Nightingale Bus

First bus: 22:31

Last bus: 45 minutes after the flight ends on the same day

Ticket price: 11 yuan (Puxi), 16 yuan (Pudong)

Line: T2 Terminal-Jing 'an Temple (Huashan Road)-People's Square (.

when you are away from home, there is a special event called

"connecting flights across airports". First of all, if you plan to transfer in Shanghai, please be sure to check whether the two flights are at the same airport. If you transfer across airports, please leave at least two hours between the two airports except baggage claim and security check! So, how do you get to and from the two airports? Don't worry about this, although it takes a little longer, it is still very convenient to pass.

Metro Line 2 connects two airports, so it becomes the best mode of transportation between the two airports.

Mode 1: Metro Line 2/Metro Line 2+Maglev

Time consumption: about 2 hours

Ticket price: 9 yuan /54 yuan

Tips: If you are in a hurry, you can transfer to Maglev from Longyang Road Station near Pudong Airport. For details, please refer to "Pudong International Airport" transportation.

Mode 2: Airport Bus Line 1

Time consumption: 1 to 2.5 hours, depending on the traffic situation

Ticket price: 31 yuan

Bus passes through Pudong Airport Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, only Hongqiao Terminal 2.

Generally speaking, Hongqiao Airport usually takes Terminal 2 as the starting/ending station, no matter what kind of transportation you take. If you want to get to Terminal 1 of Hongqiao Airport, you need to change from Terminal 2 to Line 11 or take the shuttle bus (which leaves every hour, it is recommended to take the subway).

how to get to the railway station from the airport?

there are three main passenger railway stations in Shanghai, namely, Shanghai Railway Station, Hongqiao Railway Station and Shanghai South Railway Station.

Shanghai station is the main passenger station, and the trains are sent to the whole country; Hongqiao Station mainly passes through high-speed rail and is connected with Hongqiao Airport. Most of Shanghai South Railway Station are long-distance trains bound for the south and short-distance trains in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces.

It takes a long time to travel from Pudong Airport to various railway stations, but there are buses that go directly to the airport. Starting from Hongqiao Airport, it is relatively close to various railway stations, so it is recommended to take the subway.

Although Hongqiao Airport and Hongqiao Railway Station are directly connected, it is a little distance from the terminal to the middle of the railway station, so students who catch the plane must pay attention to leaving enough time. Scenic spots

Waibaidu Bridge around the Bund

Nursery rhymes say, "Shake, shake, shake to Waipo Bridge" is their Waipo Bridge in Shanghai. The overhaul in 2118 made people pay attention to the centenary life of this "grandmother". Many people rushed to the Pujiang River as if watching the departure of an era and expecting her to return. Here, you will listen to the beginning and curtain call of an era.

Address: Daming Road, Huangpu District (ta is a bridge with no house number, so I'm not used to hahaha)

Recommended: go in the evening and at night, each with its own customs; It's okay during the day, but as far as my aesthetics are concerned, the night is more charming. (There are lights before 11 o'clock, and all the lights on the Bund go out after 11 o'clock. It's a pity that you didn't see the lights once in a rare time, which is almost the same as going to Disney.)

South Suzhou Road

Because it is close to the power center of the British Concession, the sense of space here reveals a strong British style. No matter where the British go, they will bring their two treasures: sports and missionary work, which is certainly not unexpected in Shanghai. On the road in South Suzhou, you will see a group of life scenes full of British style: the sound of rowing beating waves, the pious prayer in Xintian 'an Hall, and the laughter and laughter in Guanglu Grand Theater.

Yuanmingyuan Road

This road is named after the famous garden in Beijing, but it has nothing to do with that sad history, because it was already repaired for more than 31 years during that disaster. Now, what you see here is Yuanmingyuan Road and its surrounding areas are as old as ever. Most of the huge money behind this is contributed by two families, Kadoorie and Rockefeller. Capitalists built this place a hundred years ago and maintained it a hundred years later. This is the other side of the "Bund Source".

The World Complex

There is not much to say about this kind of local rice that has to be visited once you come. Similarly, if you prefer the panoramic view of Lujiazui, it is no better to see or shoot on the Bund. Many shops in Lujiazui Riverside have open-air seats. I recommend Paula, an old-fashioned German bar operated in Shanghai. Except holidays, beer is half price from 4: 11 pm to 7: 11 pm. The brewed white/black/yellow beer is simply a world-class product (serious face). Address: No.2967, Binjiang Avenue, Pudong New Area.

In addition, there are ferry terminals on the Bund and Lujiazui Riverside, which is very convenient. However, if you just miss a boat when you go in, the waiting time will be longer, which is estimated to be 15-21 minutes.

In addition, in the east-west roads such as Fuzhou Road, Tianjin Road and hankou road, in the evening, you can see the old buildings on both sides with the sunset, and the lighting effect is also good.

Around People's Square

Go west along anything just mentioned, and you can reach People's Square by walking for at most 15 minutes (Nanjing Road is not recommended, it's too tourist, and it's no different from Wangfujing in the Imperial Capital and Beijing Road Pedestrian Street in Guangzhou)

People's Square

This bustling magic capital center in front of you used to be a "racetrack" for foreigners. Do you believe it?

After the opening of Shanghai, British adventurers flocked to Shanghai for the Nuggets and brought their proudest pastime to Shanghai. They initiated the establishment of the "Shanghai Horse Racing Association" in the mud of Li Jiazhuang, and you have to admit that these British big classes have a sufficiently advanced imagination.

International Hotel

ta was once the proud "the tallest in the Far East" and a well-deserved landmark on the Shanghai beach, and it was the "top of Shanghai" from its completion in 1934 to its dominance in 1983 for half a century. It is undoubtedly the highest quality and the most influential one among Hudak's architectural works. Entering the lobby, you will find that it is the real "heart of Shanghai", and there is also the "first in the Far East" underground vault under it! There are too many secrets in international hotels for you to discover.

raffles city

Since I'm in the Magic Capital, I'd like to recommend a shopping mall ...

It's located at the junction of Fuzhou Road and Tibet Road. The shopping mall is not too big, but it's easy to get there. If you're hungry, the B1 floor of the shopping mall can make you feast your eyes on it. The fierce competition among shops in B1 is outrageous, and the store will change owners easily, and there will be new faces here every time you go ...

Some activities are often done at the entrance and atrium of shopping malls. For example, when the reunion was shown last time, a full set of 1: 1 full-size model of the reunion hero was made (originally I wanted to say hand-made, but it felt strange haha), and all kinds of festivals will be decorated with completely different decorations. If it happens to coincide with Valentine's Day, Christmas and other festivals, it is still very atmospheric.

People's Park, Grand Theatre, you can have a look if you are interested, so I won't go into details.

Around the Great World

Great World

In the 1921s and 1931s, you could spend a whole day in the Great World by buying a ticket with 21 cents. Up and down, all directions are north-south folk arts, which can be described as all-inclusive, singing and dancing all day. It's too old-fashioned to come to Shanghai instead of going to the "big world".

East of the big world, the first north-south road. Come on, repeat after me. His name is ~

Snack Street on South Yunnan Road

The food street on South Yunnan Road enjoys a high reputation in Shanghai. In the seemingly calm atmosphere, its taste, exquisiteness and life complex are actually hidden. The most authentic food in old Shanghai is here!

tastes are different, but you can recommend several; Rare

ribs rice cakes are rarely eaten by foreigners, but the taste is highly praised by Shanghai natives. After eating his ribs rice cakes, you will think that the ribs rice cakes in other snack bars are all shanzhai versions, hmm; Yanyunlou

roast duck, there are quite a few stores in Yanyunlou, Shanghai. The northern cuisine and Yunnan South Road are known as the head store, but the taste is not as good as that on Nanjing Road (or maybe I met a small probability event). Personally, it is not worse than the roast duck that I ate in the Imperial City. There are many others. You can read the public comments, so I recommend my favorite ones. Smaller snacks such as Uncle Milk Tea and an unknown fried pork chop taste.

Turn right on South Yunnan Road to Jinling Road, and walk straight through Tibet Road (up to 5 minutes). What is waiting for you is Shanghai Concert Hall

Shanghai Concert Hall

Shanghai Concert Hall was once the top first-round cinema in old Shanghai. From its completion to the early liberation of Shanghai, it mainly showed movies, and won the exclusive rights to new films from Fox, Radio Television and MGM. It is not only a first-class cinema in Shanghai.